Wow, that looks bad. I don't know what lead up to that, but he sure looked like he was complying at the time. Going to be a difficult one to justify in my opinion.
I have an initial feeling some police officers might get convicted on this one.
There shouldn't be any Ferguson-like riots or Dallas-like targeting of police. The Tulsa PD hasn't hidden anything and there appears to be no attempt at the cops protecting fellow cops who make mistakes.
Let the system work.
Check the helicopter cam.Couldn't see what happened at the end did he reach for a cops gun? Looks bad.
He can't be following orders, that's all I know.Any audio of this from the officers on the scene? I don't understand why the guy is walking back to his car while police officers have their guns pointed at him.
My initial reaction is that if she's that scared in that situation, she probably shouldn't be a cop. Would love to hear the audio though.
Odds are she pulled the gun instead of the taser. But she's a cop and doesn't get to make that mistake.
Not enough information to convict her yet in my opinion.
Odds are she pulled the gun instead of the taser. But she's a cop and doesn't get to make that mistake.
Not doubting that, but a tweet isn't statistics.
broke down car in the middle of the road like that? idk...Family claims he was on his way home from class at a community college and his car broke down. TPD said he did not have a gun on him or in the vehicle. They tazed him immediately before he was shot.
In their thumbnail, I don't see his hands up? Looks as if he is reaching into his vehicle or something.
Oh I'm not vouching for tweet/stat. I just found a local News 9 in the midst of the national outrage. I agree with your point... comply with the police.And of those 19, how many were being compliant with police at the time they were shot? How many were tweaked out meth heads? Kind of a misleading statistic.
Statistics exist to misguide and manipulate.And of those 19, how many were being compliant with police at the time they were shot? How many were tweaked out meth heads? Kind of a misleading statistic.
Alternative theory: She's standing right next to the officer who fires the taser. It uses gunpowder to propel the darts through the air. Sounds like a gunshot only not as loud. She's got her finger on the trigger and pulls the trigger when she hears the taser fired....which would constitute a major violation of firearms safety, which is to keep your finger off the trigger until you're ready to shoot.
Just a theory.
Regardless. It seems like there were plenty of cops to forcibly subdue the guy if he wasn't brandishing a weapon
Regardless. It seems like there were plenty of cops to forcibly subdue the guy if he wasn't brandishing a weapon
Oh I'm not vouching for tweet/stat. I just found a local News 9 in the midst of the national outrage. I agree with your point... comply with the police.